and assistants, SECTION 1. There shall be annually appointed by the Harbor-master mayor, subject to confirmation by the board of aldermen, one appointment and person to be harbor master for the port of Boston, and ten duties. persons to be assistant harbor-masters, who shall perform all the duties annexed to such position by law. SECT. 2. The salary of the harbor-master shall be that Salary. of a captain of a police division; but it shall be diminished by all sums paid from the city treasury to the person holding office for services in any other capacity in any department of the city government. NOTES. The statute provisions relative to the subject of this chapter are P. S. c. 69, §§ 23-34; St. 1847, c. 234, § 5; St. 1848, c. 314; St. 1862, c. 64; St. 1882, c. 216; St. 1884, c. 173. The manner of appointment and removal of the harbor-master and his assistants is determined by St. 1885, c. 266, §1. Board of health to record names and assign SECTION 1. Every hawker or peddler exposing for sale, or selling any of the articles enumerated in section one of chapter sixty-eight of the Public Statutes, shall record his Ord. 1884, c. 7, name with the board of health, who shall assign him a numbers. § 1. Articles sold, how to be con veyed. Ibid. § 2. Vehicles, etc., to have names and numbers on, number. SECT. 2. The said articles shall be so carried and conveyed that they shall not tend to injure or annoy the public health or comfort, and only in vehicles or receptacles which do not leak. SECT. 3. Every such vehicle or receptacle shall have the name and number of the person selling painted thereon in etc., and to be letters and figures at least two inches in size, shall be kept neat and clean within and without, and shall be submitted to the inspection of the board of health the first Monday in each month, at the city stables in North Grove street. inspected. Ibid. § 3. Articles not to Penalty for vio SECT. 4. No person so exposing for sale, or selling, said articles shall cry his wares to the disturbance of the peace and comfort of the inhabitants of the city. SECT. 5. Any person violating any of the provisions of lation of above this ordinance shall be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty dollars. provisions. Ibid. § 5. NOTES. This ordinance is authorized by St. 1883, c. 168. The general provisions of law in relation to hawkers and peddlers are contained in P. S. c. 68, and St. 1883, c. 118. uties, salaries. SECTION 1. The sealer and deputy sealers of weights Sealers and depand measures shall receive respectively, in full compensation Ord. 1883, c. 5, for all services, the salaries provided for them in section one $1. of chapter six of these ordinances. and pay over all SECT. 2. The sealer shall account to the city council in To account for the manner provided by section eleven of chapter four of fees. these ordinances, and shall each week pay to the city col- Ibid. § 2. lector all fees received by him, or by his deputies, by virtue of their respective offices. etc. bid. § 3. SECT. 3. The sealer shall, under the direction of the To keep books, mayor, keep regular books, showing the work done in his department for which fees have been earned. Said books shall be furnished by and shall be the property of the city. SECT. 4. The sealer shall annually submit to the city Annual report. council a printed statement of all receipts and expenditures in his department, during the year next preceding, of the work done, and of all the city property in his charge. Ibid. § 4. NOTES. The general provisions of law in relation to sealers of weights and measures are contained in P. S. c. 65; St. 1882, c. 42; St. 1883, cc. 218, 225; St. 1884, c. 70. See also St. 1817, c. 50, as a special act applying to Boston. AN ORDER OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, FOR CONSOLIDATING AND ARRANGING THEIR STANDING REGULATIONS. ADOPTED FEB. 1st, 1886. Adoption and tions. R. O. p. 160. It is hereby ordered by the Board of Aldermen, as follows: SECTION 1. The regulations contained in this chapter and effect of regula in the nine succeeding chapters shall be known as the "Revised Standing Regulations" of the board of aldermen, and shall remain in force from year to year until they are amended or repealed. So far as their provisions are the same in effect as those of previously existing regulations, they shall be construed as continuations of those regulations, but, subject to the said limitation and to the provisions of the next section, all standing regulations of the board of aldermen, which have heretofore been in force, are hereby repealed. Acts done, rights accrued, penalties in curred, etc., not to be affected. R. O. p. 160. SECT. 2. These Revised Standing Regulations shall not have the effect of reviving any standing regulation heretofore repealed or superseded, nor shall they affect any act done, any right accrued, any penalty incurred, any suit, prosecution, or proceeding pending, or the tenure of office of any person holding office, at the time when they take effect. regulations. SECT. 3. Whoever violates a provision of any standing General penalty regulation of the board of aldermen, whether included in for breaches of these Revised Standing Regulations or hereafter enacted, R. O. p. 161. shall, unless other provision is expressly made, be liable to a penalty of not more than twenty dollars for each offence. defined. SECT. 4. The words "street" and "streets," when used Words "street" in a standing regulation of the board of aldermen, shall be and "streets" construed as including alleys, lanes, courts, public squares, R. O. p. 161. public places, and sidewalks, unless such construction would be inconsistent with the manifest intent of the regulation. tions. SECT. 5. All standing regulations of the board of alder- Publication of men shall, except when otherwise ordered, be published two standing regulaweeks successively in three daily newspapers published in R. o. p. 161. the city, such newspapers to be designated by the city clerk. NOTES. SECTION 3. As to form of complaint for violation of an order of the board of aldermen, see St. 1886, c. 53, repealing P. S. c. 213, § 17, and St. 1885, c. 144. |