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HOUSES FOR RENT.
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW

FOR RENT.
$6O.00-Furnished 8 room all modern
house on Reeves Ave.
electric lights, on 8. 3rd st.
: SOCIAL modern room in Kelsey Blk.
SIS. 00-Store on -DeMers Ave-. heat and
S16.oo-small store on peMers Ave.
$eoo4oo-Almost new all modern sroom
house on Belmont Ave.
$4S00.00-6 room all modern house on
Vernon Ave.
$4,000. oo-New all modern Z room house
on. Vernon Ave. y =.
$500 0O-9 room all modern house on
Belmont Ave.
s4s5o.oo.7 room all modern house on
'470o'0o@s south h0g Foui FL g g. house on
$500 .00-S room house all modern on
South Fourth st.
$4,000. 00-7 room all modern house with
steam heated garage on So. 4th
$500. 90 room all modern house on
University, Ave.
$500 00ANew s room cottage. all mod
ern, on Cheyenne Ave.
$500 Z room house. all mod
ern. on .Msfth$ Third st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bungalow on
Lewis BlSd.s, Riverside PART.
$4,000. 00-6. room house, all modern but
heat on University Ave.
$1e5o.oo-5 room cottage on N. Eighth
st. ~
w, II. KELSEY
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r. H. KELSEY.

GOOD HOMES FOR rENT An AMI
prices. John G.. Boo Co.. Phones <7@,
FOX RENT-FURN1SHED HOUSE
HoUsES-E. A. FLADLAND.
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tenE. Eickhof. Day. Sheppard, Turner
Bird and Pederson-ll. Carried.
61nnf3a1 RaH1naC INST. yRo.Ga11 $500.

1Svane. 1aet. No.sSl.
creating paving district No. u. and AK
ling the boundaries thereof" as recon-
mendsd Tor passaEs BY the ordnance
ssntea, se.d. Tor %ln sres rssai Ry . Moved Pf 81
man veitch. that this ordinance DO now
pass its irst reading. oryroll call the
yeitcb.. Grtffiths. Lochman.s Hulteng.
Eick1of: Day. Sheppard, Turner. Bird
and Pederson-l1. Carried.
70 A saaen:.. S sesseo. 1ss ssap Cd e. s.s :: +. Of
W. FOR PACKING Plant Soad.
Mayor Wheeler addressed the council
on, the question Of providing 2 substan-
Ing plant. Thought the most desirable
plan was to. secure the 50-foot strip OF,
land along the G. N. right-of-way to the
road at much II less cost than han other plans
suggested. He recommended that the
matter be referred to the Public Im-
n mste of The e0 ense Il. th to c asta1 for an sue esti =
roadway. Moved by Alderman Bird sec
onded by Alderman Peterson. that the
re~sommendation Of the mayor be- re-
mit4ee and city engineer and city ,as
on the 5o-foot strip Of land referred to.
Bonds Approved.
The following bonds and contracts ap-
proved by the city attorney presented.
WIN. Wilson. house mover.... 81, 900. 90
J. l.. Hulteng G. Co., plumbers. 100000
SprigEs Bros. plumbers. ...... 1000. 90
Joe Scott, 2 drays. j, 900. 90
G. NJ. Sorbo. drayman. ........ 500. 90
Era Sheppard, drayman. ....... 10000
NJ. Yepski, garbage collection. 500. 90
ton 10000
X. Zusman. garbage collection. 10000
6. r. Herald. Official newspaper 10000
b alley in rear Block 81. O. t.. 100000
Moved by Alderman Eickhof. second
cd by Alderman Peterson. that the
bonds and %sureties be approved. Carried.
Council Adjourns.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
by Alderman Veitch, that we do now adj
journ. Carried.
w. H. Alexander, City Auditor.
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Want Ad Rates
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4 Gent Q WoeA nay
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(1f no change In ad.)
Minimum Charge 3Sc

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Use this method Of figuring on any
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ing and evening editions.
Tslspaons 800 Either lAns.
CLOSING HoURs-want Ad forms
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!, every evening for the morning edi-
ton except Saturday, when forms
close at . p. m. for Sunday msrn-
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TELEPHONE WANT ADS-Want
Ads are received by phone. bu6 r
payable the same day as reoeived
and collection will be made ct your
home or office A. soon ~ 10 con-
venient for the collector to call.
This Is, accommodation service and
payment should be made promptly
when the bill is presented.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS must be
always accompanied by the cash.
Please comply with this rule to
avoid Inconvenience and delay.
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PxNUntStton Of ordinsncou,
Anlaf3nR In PaVi8n Met 70 IN

IAN ordinance entitled AN Ordinance
%anaending Ordinance No. 2ss, of the city
Of Grand Forks. N. D., relating to Paw
Ing Dist, 10. TO-" a srecommended for
passage by the Ordinance .Eomrnittee
n introduced by them. presented..s read
for first reading, Moved by Alderman
ELockman, seconded by AldermanNK Kelsey,
that this ordinanc do now passsits first
reading On. roll call the, following
voted aye: Kelsey Veitch, Griffiths,
Lockman, Hulteng. Eickhof,. Day, Shop
pard. Turner, Bird n Pederson-11..
asiaAng "a Pavang Dist. 10. II.
An ordnance entitled IAN Ordnance
amending Ordinance Mo-! 800 OF the oity
Of Grand Forks. n: D.. relating to paw
Ing district, No. H." as recommended
fer passage BY the Ordinance commits
read for first reading. Moved by Alder
Kelsey. that this ordinance do now pass
Its frst reading. On roll call the follow
ling aldermen voted aye: Kelsey. veitch.
I0rifiths. Lockman, Hulteng, Eickhof,
Day. Sheppard. Turner. Bird and PedeF-
gon-1H Carried.
CtsaNag 1aving DIST. TO. ca.
An ordinance entitled IAN Ordnance
creating paving district No.. 20, and flX-
Ing the boundaries thereof" as recon-
meDded for passage by the Ordnance
committee and introduced by them. pre-
eented. read, for first reading. Moved
by Alderman. L0ckman, seconded by Al.
derman Eickhof, hat his ordinance do
now pass it's frst reading. On roll call
the following aldermen voted aye. Kel-
80, vsttch. Griffith. Loekman. HUI
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y .
: STATE SCHOOL LANDS I
The state OF Minnesota is Of
F. fering her choice school and, uni
= versity lands at prices ranging
: from Sc to $40 per acre. About
81 per acre cash; balance o or
. before 40 years at I per cent in
: terest. Call or write
: M. T. SAVER,
Purchasing Agent.
3145, Nicollet ave-, Minneapolis.
. . = 3
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North DafOfQ's Greatest
Classified Section
DANCING.
EXCHANGES.
FARM LANDS.

;
FOR SALE
Three Of the best farms in
Grand Forks county. One. two
, and three miles Inkster. Fairly
, good buildings. Fine groves.
Good water. Very cheap. Cash
. write at once.
} L. r. FEETHAM
Office. First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Grand Forks;
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PERSONAL.

ANYONE WISHING CHILDREN TAX.
en- cara of either for Q day, week OF
month, call $40 It's. or address SCI
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HELP-MALr.

OPERATOR -MAcHINIsT WANTED AT
chimes including models s and IS.
Must be familiar with I'D work on ma
chine. Machinist n day shift: night
mar required to operate No. 8, and
ing his shift. Permanent situation.
$34 to first class man.. Wire or write
ForemanN Morning Herald. Grand
Forks. N. D.
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FARM LOANS.
FARM MACHINERY.

FOR sALE-6o H. P. BOILER. SIZE
81 inches by II feet. Inspected n
approved. Fine boiler for heating
plant or for one hundred, to one hun
dred and twenty-five pound pressure.
!. Call 14s, either phone. Address In
dustrial Promotion Company, City.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-SIx ROOM
house. best location in town. South
end. Address Box 229 or call N. w.
1907
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANT TO RENT AND OCCUPY FUR.
nished house for the summer; seven
or eight rooms. References furnished,
H. p. Smith. Phone N. w. 274.
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HOUSES o SALE.

! ROOMS AND BATH, ALL MODERN
light. gas, hot and cold water SO IT
lot. shade trees. on pavement. half
block from car line. Easy terms.
318 N. 9TH.
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s- Following discussion by the city coun-
Gil. 1t, was .moved by Alderman Turner.
seconded by Alderman veitch,. that the
city engineer be and hereby is instructed
TO prepare the necessary plans, specihca-
the construction and laying Of cement
concrete pavement, together with cost OF
curbing, grading, draining and seeding
Of berms, on First. Second and Third
avenues. and the cross streets. Girard,
Winshipsa and Garfield. all in Paving Dist.
No. II. On roll call the following alder
men voted y Kelsey, veitch. Grif-
hths. LockmAn. Hu1teng. Eickliof, Day,
Sheppard. Turner. Bird and Peterson
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.c1rx copxou Raounxpxxas.

-N0I9Y COUNCIL 110012DI100.
i Adjourned regular meeting Of the city
1890 o'clock p. M, Mayor Wheeler pre-
siding. and present on roll call Alder
men Kelsey. yeitch. Grifiths, Lockman,
Hnlteng. Efckhof. Sheppard. Turner.
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN. WILL SELL
seven room modern house. Hot water
heat SO it. lot. '$25oo.o0. Apply E. A.
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SPLENDID IMPROVED FARMS FOR
sale in southern part of Nelson
county, N. D. Write E. G. Brekken,
Pekin, N. D..
FOR c. P. r. CANADA LAND, WRITE
Martin Skaug.
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HAVE A FARM HOME OF YOUR
own. Low prices, long time. cas-
payments. low interest. Clover land
for diversified farming. Sheep LAND
Beautiful lake region where a man
al make good. We are owners, want
actual settlers. Write for map and
particulars. Itasca Lumber Co.. Box
60, Deer River. Mimi
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buy 100 acres of rich new soil. three
miles from Regent. Has springs and
30 acres under cultivation. Pay $3.50
an acre down, balance as you like or
on the half crop payment plan. Ask
for maps and facts. VIM. H. Brown
Co. Mott, N. Dakota. Bring your
agent. 80.
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d Bridge RSpsirs,
Alderman Day reported present.
Want Alley Paved In block 81, o. r

AIderman addressed the
council with regard to the undesirable
condition Of the alley entering Block 81.
Q. T.. from Bruce avenue to the rear Of
the Opera House block. stating that
each spring and fall this alley was
thought it was the duty Of the city
council to order pavement laid thereon.
Moved by Alderman Turner, seconded
by Alderman Kelsey, that the matter Of
paving the alley in Block 81, o. r., be
referred to the Public Improvement
Committee for Recommendation. Car
ried, II votes affirmative.
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FIVE ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
wanted. in good residence district: Ad-
dress 7O4, Herald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-17
JENKINS FREE ON PAROLE
U. S. Consular Agent Under Teehnl'
cal Arrest In Kidnapping

Mexico City. Nov. 17.-(By A. PO-
Dispatches from Pucba today assert
that William q. jenkins. American
consular agent at Puebla, although
technically under arrest charged with
false statements in connection with his
recent abduction by the bandit leader.
Federico CordOva. is given freedom of
the entire city on parole.
jenkins. following his arrest. re-
questcd to be- lodged in jail until the
matter was finally settled. but the of
fcials refused. 1t is expected pre-
liminary hearing will take place today.
The arrest of Jenkins came after
twelve poems had sworn TO statements
before n judge in Puebla, declaring that
Jenkins had been seen in company with
Cordova. who accomplished his recent
abduction from pucbla. under no re-
straint and under apparent understand
ing with his alleged cuptors.
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deaths

.ADELMAN.--Ncv. 10. SAMUEL ADT1L-
MAN will be buried Tues. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. p. M.
"a XHRENs..s HENS. is. JOHN H.. son of
John and Josephine Ahrens tnee Ochsen-
reitherl. Relatives and friends. shipmates
or y. S. S. Louisiana; Helping Hand Class.
invited to funeral services. We'd, n m.
parents residence, 1925 n. Warnock st.
9th and Columbia ave. Int Northwood
Gem. Auto funeral
.ANDREwS.-No Il. SAMUEL. husband
Of late Annie Andrews. aged IL Relatives
and friends. Oriental Lodge. No. 3s5. +.
and A. NJ: Columbia r. A. Chapter. No. 0t -;
employees of Bureau of Water. invited to
funeral services. wei. :, p, m: 53l1 War
BALDWIN. Sunday, Nov 10, at her resi-
widow OF Henry baldwin and daughter OF
the late A. Ogden Dayton. Funeral services
and interment st. James the less Wed.
BiDDLE. Nov. Is, HARRIETT widow
of George w. Biddle, aged ss. Relatives
and friends. also the directors of Odd Fell
lows Home. invited TO funeral services.
Tues. Q p. m. Odd Fellows Home. south
east corner 18th and Tioga SITS. Int private.
Mt. Peace Gem. Camden. N. j.. papers copy.
BLACK.-Nov. f8 MARY ELIZABETH.
daughter of late Edward and Bella Black.
Relatives and friends employees Cluett Pca-
body & Co. invited to funeral Frank w.
Rtterllch's residence. 3533 N. 11th ST..
We'd, $50 n. m. High mass of requiem
St. Stephens Church 10 a. m,
BODKIN.--Nov. IA. WILLIAM C.. hus-
band of Esther Grow and son of Henry and
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BOsToCK - Nov IL. CHARLES BA%-
tnee PawllnE). late of New Britain. Pa.
aged Is. Relatives and friends invited to
nsw HenrS Reynn SoS P"fkep OF aye
ColinEdale. Delaware county. Pa. Remains
may be viewed Mon eve. Bucks county
pa
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board in retaining the vessels violates
the agreement in the council that they
should be turned over to the British as
soon as they had finished transporting
American troops.
The British representatives today ex-
planned that England was crowded with
men from the colonies eager to return
to their homes in various parts of the
world, but whose return was being de-
layed because the United States was re-
tanning possession ofstho German ships
in New York harbor.
The council decided that the oil tank
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NO VERDICT ON VATERLAND
Supreme Council, However, Gives
German Tankers to Britain

=. Paris, Nov. 17.--CBy A. PO-The
status of the Impcrator and other Ger
man ships aggrcgating 10000 tons,
now in the possession of the United
States. was discussed by the supreme
council today, but no action was taken.
Great Britain has claimed that the
action of the United States shipping
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BRICK. = At Marlton. N, j., Nov. IL,
CAROLINE X. BRICK. widow of Samuel
r. Brick. aged 90, Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Tues 2p, m. m. Mariton. ton,
Market st. ferry. Phila.. 1890 a m. for
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tuberculosis Day Set Aside

Harrisburg. Nov. II. Goveenor
Sproul has designated Friday. Decem-
Der 8, as tuberculosis day in the schools,
December @ for the synagogucs and
December z in the churches of the state.
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IN MENIORIiAI

RONEY. In memory of our dear friend
CHARLES J. RONEY. Jr.. who entered
heavenly rest Nov H. 1916. =. p.
TAGGART.--In sad and loving memory of
by dear daughter. HATTIE LUDLOW TAG
CART. who departed from this life Novem-
Der II. 1918. Sadly missed. MOTHER.
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steamships Germany now is surrender
ing be taken to the Firth of Forth and
entrusted to the guardianship of Great
Britain.
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HELFFER|CH DEF|ES
COHEN'S INQUIRIES
Refuses to Recognize Deputy
and Pays 800 Marks for
Insult
PR0BERS ARE IN QUANDARY
BY the Associated Press

Berlin. Nov. 17.-Dr. Karl 11clffc-
rich, former German vice chancellor,
who was fined 300 marks for refusing
TO answer n question by Deputy Cohen
at the inquiry of the subcommittee of
the assembly on war responsibility,
counted out the money ana placed it on
the table
Deputy Gothcin replaced Herr Wcr-
muth as chairman, Herr Wcrmuth
having declared his disagreement with
the committees decision, The new
chairman became cnraged at the ensuing
demonstration by the spectators and
threatened to exclude the newspaper
men aud others if there was rcpCta
ton.
Deputy Cohen. who was the cause Of
the imposition of the fine. asked Doc
tor Helffcrich his reasons for the snub.
The former vice chancellor charged the
leader Of the Independent Socialists
with having accepted funds from Joifc,
the Russian Bolshevist propagandist,
and said that with those funds the radi-
Gals had carried on their propaganda,
resulting in the melting" Of the front
and general internal collapse. lie said
he could not recognize Cohen out Of
patriotic motives.
"Iou can prosecute me to the limit,
he added, but no power on earth can
force me to answer Cohen
Deputy Cohen denied the charges and
bitterly attacked HelffcriChs Pan
German agitation. He accused him of
being responsible for the German
breakdown.
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Copenhagen, Nov. II. - Philip
Scheidemann. former German chanccl-
lor, writing in the Norwaerts, says he
considers Germany really in the power
of the reactionarics.
"The entire army" he writes, Seems
TO be at the disposal of the reaction
aries. Unity of the working classes
has become a boudcn duty
The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-21

Sec. 10. There shall be re-
quired the affirmative vote of
three Councilmen, to elect any
officer; to confirm any appoint
ment; to fill any vacancy; to re-
move any officer; to grant leave
of absence; to approve any bond,
or to declare any vacancy for
failure to file a satisfactory bond
within the prescribed time, which
time shall be that prescribed by
the statutes of Arizona for coun-
ty officers.
Sec. Is. The officers of the
Town of Snowflake shall consist
of five councilmen, one of whom
shall be elected Mayor by the
Common Council.
One Town Clerk, one Town
Marshal, one Supervisor of
Streets. All the foregoing Off
GERS shall be elected unless 9TH
erwise provided by law to sue
ceed the present officers by the
qualified electors residing in the
town of Snowflake, on the fourth
Monday in May. 1919, and every
fourth Monday in May every
two years thereafter, and shall
continue in office until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified.
One Collector of Taxes, Town
Treasurer, Assessor, Town At
torney, and Health Officer.
The Mayor shall be ex-officio
Health Officer.
The Town Clerk shall be ex-
oficio Treasurer Of the town, and
also ex-officio Assessor.
The Marshal shall be ex-oficio
Collector of Taxes and Lii
censes.
Such other officers as may be
from time to time required, shall
be appointed by the Common
Council, and be removable at its
pleasure, including above ap-
pointed officers.
No person shall be an officer
of the Town of Snowflake who
is not a resident and elector
thereof at the time of his election
or appointment.
The term of all appointive Off
GERS of the Town of Snowflake
shall be the same as the Com
mon Council appointing such Off
GERS, unless said officers shall be
sooner removed by such Com
mon Council.
Sec. II. The Mayor is the
chief executive officer of the
corporation. 1t shall be his duty
to be active in the enforcement
of the ordinances of the town,
to exercise supervision over the
acts and conduct of all its Off
GERS, to examine into all COM
plants against them for viola
ton or neglect of duty, and
certify the same to the Council;
to report, at the regular April
meeting each year to the Com
mon Council a general statement
of the condition of the affairs of
the corporation. and of his Off
cial acts, and make such recon-
mendations and suggestions as
he may consider proper.
He shall be the presiding off
Ger of the Council, with all the
usual powers and duties; sign
all ordinances, and resolutions,
and warrants on the Treasurer;
execute all bonds, deeds, leases,
conVeyances, and contracts, and
all other instruments authorized
by the council, and requiring
his signature; appoint all officers
and agents not otherwise pro-
vided for, and do and perform
such other acts as may be re-
quired of him by law.
Sec. 18. The Town Clerk shall
have the custody of and be re-
sponsible for all books, papers,
bonds, contracts, ordinances,
o,oxynx,ornac oaoo..Jc orJ ,,l~4o
The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-21

town by taXatlOn, licenses VI
otherwise, and pay out the same
only upon warrants signed by
the Mayor and countersigned by
the Town Clerk, and not other
wise. He shall keep a separate
record and account of each diff
ferent fund provided by the
Council or otherwise, keep a
record of warrants paid and of
warrants presented but not paid
for want of funds; apportion the
moneys received among the diff
ferent funds as prescribed by
the Council; keep a complete set
of books showing every money
transaction of the town; the
state of each fund, from what
source the money in each was
derived, and for what purpose
expended, and make monthly re-
ports to the Council of all re-
ceipts and disbursements, and
the balance in each fund, and
shall deposit the Town funds in
some bank or banks, within the
corporate limits, and when so
required can make time deposits
for three months at interest rate
of not less than three per cent
per annum and for six months
or more at interest rate of not
less than four per cent per an
mum.
Sec. 20. The duties of the AS
SCISSOR shall be such as are in the
ordinance providing for the as
sessment and collection of taxes,
and by any other ordinance,
order, or resolution of the Coun-
Gil now in force .or that may
hereafter be enacted.
Sec. 21. The Marshal shall be
the chief ministerial officer of
the Town. He shall, by himself,
or Assistant Marshal, execute all
writs and processes issued under
the authority of the Town Or
dinances; he shall strictly, truly
and faithfully execute and en-
force all ordinances, now in force
or which may hereafter be en-
acted; suppress all riots, dis
turbances and breaches of the
peace, and shall have in discharge
of his proper duties, like powers,
and be subject to like response
bilities. as any sheriff in similar
cases.
| He shall arrest, with or with
out warrant, upon view or
upon the oral complaint of any
reputable citizen, any person
violating or charged with the
violation of any of the provisions
of any town ordinance.
Sec. %. The Collector of Tax
es and Licenses shall collect all
taxes and licenses except such
as may be legally collected by
the Assessor or Supervisor of
Streets. He shall keep proper
books, to be furnished by the
Town, showing all moneys so
collected by him, and shall i'm
mediately upon collection deposit
such funds with the Town Treas
urer, taking his receipt therefor.
He shall countersign all license
tax receipts, sign and issue all
property tax receipts, and do
and perform all such other du-
ties as may be required of him
by ordinance or by law. He
shall, as license tax collector, on
the first day of each month, file
with the Town Treasurer a de-
tailed statement of all licenses
collected by him during the pre-
ceding month, showing the num-
Der of receipts issued, to whom
issued, date Of issue and when
same expires, for what purpose
or business, and the amount of
each, and shall attach thereto
the Town Treasurer's receipts
for the moneys so collected, and