to nominate to certain offices,
duty in relation to expenditures,

C. C. § 21

30

98

36

to make and execute deeds, release mortgages, &c.
suits commenced in name of, may be prosecuted
by successor,

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when may order dogs to be removed from City,
may grant permit for tolling bells at funerals,
may order obstructions removed from streets,
when may pay moneys in advance, &c.

MAYOR AND ALDERMEN to be sworn,

to act as one body,

C. C. § 9

C. C. § 10

C. C. § 13

to choose Clerk,
powers of Selectmen trans-
ferred to,

101
191
264
30

to license Innholders, &c. C. C. § 13. 204, 205, 210
theatrical exhibitions, C. C. § 13
livery-stable keepers, riggers, &c.
chimney sweepers,

common criers,

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porters and handcartmen, and
appoint stands,

hackney coaches, carts, &c.

to appoint stands for hackney coaches, 66, 70, 256

to establish rules for regulation of same,

to establish rates of fare for same,

to appoint stands for trucks,
to cause houses to be numbered,

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68, 70, 256

72,73

C. C. § 24

to call general meetings of

citizens,

C. C. § 25

tives to Congress,

&c.

to issue warrants for calling
meetings,

to fix times of opening and closing polls,
duty relating to election of Representa-

duty in relation to election of Governor,
Lieut. Governor, and Representatives,
penalty for negligence therein,

to elect certain City officers,

to appoint members of Fire Department,

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may discharge members thereof,

C.C. § 26

280

281

103, 104, 105

105

105

105

129, 132, 133

137

MAYOR AND ALDERMEN to establish public scales,
to appoint place for sale of hay and straw,
to regulate proceedings of Boston Gas
Light Company,

to have general superintendence of health
of City, -

to cause houses to be vacated in certain
cases,

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150

150

170

175

- 175, 176

to cause privies, vaults and drains, to be
made in certain cases,

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176, 177
178, 179, 181

to cause nuisances to be removed,
to have superintendence of Quarantine
Department,

may transfer prisoners from one House of
Correction to another,

may direct the amount of rations to pris-

183

195, 201

oners in jail,

211

to set up lamps,

214

Meetings, general, of citizens, when and how held,

C. C. § 25, 26.

280

Members of City Council ineligible to salary
offices,

MONEYS, how appropriated and disbursed,
when and how may be paid in advance,

N.

Nomination to offices, when to be made by Mayor, C. C § 21
Notice of intention to build, how given,

Numbering of buildings, where and how to be done,
Nuisances, how inquired into and removed,

expenses of removing, how borne,

Nurses, how provided for sick persons, in certain cases,

0.

Oaths of City officers, how administered,

Offal. See Health.

C. C. § 3, 9, 11

Officers, City, to account for expenditures of public money,

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how elected,

their office hours,

ORDINANCES AND BY-LAWS, authority of

City to make, C. C. § 15.
not to be repugnant to Consti-

stitution or Laws of Com-
monwealth,

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229

230

232

of town of Boston to remain

in force until repealed,

C. C. § 15

when and how may

be annulled,

C. C. § 15

234

235

233

enacting style of

penalty for breaches of, how

recovered,

how appropriated,

City Marshal to prose-

ecute for,

Penalties for breaches of Ordinances, how recovered. See

Ordinances.

under Acts relating to gunpowder, wooden build-
ings, and fire, to be recovered, by action of the
case, by Mayor or Chief Engineer,

105

Precepts. See Courts.

Pound Keepers, how elected,

PRESIDENT OF COMMON COUNCIL, election and

Probate, Judge of, to be member of Board of Accounts,
Property of City, (real and personal) how managed, C. C. § 16
how bought and sold,

C. C. § 16

Prosecutions before Police Court, by whom to be instituted, 227, 235
need not set forth Acts nor

QUARANTINE. See Health.

Quorum of Assessors and Assistant Assessors, how many

shall form,

Common Council,

276

.c.c. § 11

R.

Rainsford's Island. See Health.

Real Estate, how assessed,

Receipts and expenditures of public money, how account-

ed for,

Record of acceptance of City Charter,

REGISTER OF DEEDS, when to be chosen by City

277

29

24, 26, 27

C. C. § 16

C. C. § 23

103

C. C. § 22, 43

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C. C. § 23, 32

C. C. § 23

62

181

58, 125

Reservoirs, penalty for injuring or taking water from,

RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

See Health.

Retailers of spirituous liquors. See Licensed Houses.

Rice, damaged, not to be brought into City,

110, 115

115

45, 46

S.

PAGE.

Sail makers' and riggers' lofts, where to be kept,

Salary of Mayor,

Scavengers,

SCHOOL COMMITTEE, how elected and composed, C. C. § 19, 34

to elect masters and fix salary,
not to expend more than appropriated,

Seal, city, established,

Sealers of weights and measures. See Weights and Measures.
Selectmen, their powers and duties transferred to Mayor
and Aldermen,

Sepulchres. See Health.

Sessions, Court of. See Courts.

SEWERS AND DRAINS, act of Legislature concerning,
how built and repaired, and at whose

expense,

repairs of, what notice to be given,

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expenses of, how apportioned and col-
lected,

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streets not to be dug up for building
without permit,

particular drains entering into, how
built

expenses of, how borne,

water from roofs, may be conducted
into without charge,

241

241

242

C. C. § 13

244

246, 247, 248

244

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- 244, 248

244

247, 248

248

248

City marshal to have superintendence of,
to keep record of, and entries into,

246

247

to obtain from assessors valuation of,
estates benefited by,

247

to make report to Auditor of Accounts,
Auditor of Accounts, to keep account

247

of expenses of

247

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to report to Mayor and Aldermen,

to make and collect assessments,

and City Marshal to collect assess-

inents already due,

may employ assistants,

Shades over side walks

Shavings, and other combustibles, to be removed,
Sickness, contagious, how prevented. See Health.

Side walks. See Streets.

247

247, 248

247

247

265

139

Signs, how far may project into streets,

265

Sled. See Carriages and Horses, Carts.

SOUTH BOSTON, law concerning wooden buildings not

to extend to,

113

cows belonging to, exempted from Or-
dinance of Nov. 4, 1833,

76

South Bridge, Act of Legislature concerning,

55

proprietors authorized to sell,

55

or to discontinue and remove,

56

Snow and Ice. See Streets.

Snow-balls, not to be thrown in streets,
Spectators at Fires, their duties,

263

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