The Compiled Charter and Revised Ordinances of the City of Hartford: Including All Amendments to the Charter and All Ordinances in Force October 1, 1907 : with an Appendix Containing All Ordinances Enacted from October 1, 1907, to May 1, 1908 |
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Boundaries . The territorial limits of the body politic 551859 , 16 . and corporate
heretofore existing under the name of “ The Mayor , Aldermen and Common
Council , and Freemen , of the City of Hartford , ” shall hereafter be the following ,
viz .
Boundaries . The territorial limits of the body politic 551859 , 16 . and corporate
heretofore existing under the name of “ The Mayor , Aldermen and Common
Council , and Freemen , of the City of Hartford , ” shall hereafter be the following ,
viz .
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The mayor and city marshal shall hold their respective offices for two years from
and after date of 1886 . election and until their successors have been chosen and
qualified . The freemen of the city chosen in the annual city meeting on the 14 S ...
The mayor and city marshal shall hold their respective offices for two years from
and after date of 1886 . election and until their successors have been chosen and
qualified . The freemen of the city chosen in the annual city meeting on the 14 S ...
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Additional voting districts . The mayor and com - 13 5 . 90 : 830 . mon council of
the city of Hartford may , whenever they shall deem it desirable , provide by
ordinance for additional voting districts in any of the wards in said city in which
there ...
Additional voting districts . The mayor and com - 13 5 . 90 : 830 . mon council of
the city of Hartford may , whenever they shall deem it desirable , provide by
ordinance for additional voting districts in any of the wards in said city in which
there ...
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Mayor . General powers . The mayor shall be the 69 . 185 . 9318 . chief executive
officer of the city , and conservator of the peace therein , and have for that
purpose , and especially for the suppression of riots and tumults within the limits
of said ...
Mayor . General powers . The mayor shall be the 69 . 185 . 9318 . chief executive
officer of the city , and conservator of the peace therein , and have for that
purpose , and especially for the suppression of riots and tumults within the limits
of said ...
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All appointments so made , shall be revokable at the pleasure of the mayor , and
such appointees shall receive no pay for their services as such special
policemen except from such financial or manufacturing corporation , or park
department .
All appointments so made , shall be revokable at the pleasure of the mayor , and
such appointees shall receive no pay for their services as such special
policemen except from such financial or manufacturing corporation , or park
department .
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| Title | The Compiled Charter and Revised Ordinances of the City of Hartford: Including All Amendments to the Charter and All Ordinances in Force October 1, 1907 : with an Appendix Containing All Ordinances Enacted from October 1, 1907, to May 1, 1908 |
| Author | Hartford (Conn.). |
| Publisher | Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company, 1908 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Apr 2007 |
| Length | 257 pages |
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