Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
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POLICE . SECT . 17. The salary of the Chief of Police shall be at the rate of Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars per annum . The salary of the Deputy shall be at the rate of Fifteen Hundred Dollars per annum . The salary of the Clerk of ...
POLICE . SECT . 17. The salary of the Chief of Police shall be at the rate of Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars per annum . The salary of the Deputy shall be at the rate of Fifteen Hundred Dollars per annum . The salary of the Clerk of ...
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Any city or town , when danger from attack from the sea is apprehended , is authorized to organize an armed police to guard against such an attack , and may provide , by taxation , to maintain the same .
Any city or town , when danger from attack from the sea is apprehended , is authorized to organize an armed police to guard against such an attack , and may provide , by taxation , to maintain the same .
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One of his duties , which he was more often called upon to perform before the establishment of our daily police , now constantly on patrol throughout the city , is the charge of children straying from ...
One of his duties , which he was more often called upon to perform before the establishment of our daily police , now constantly on patrol throughout the city , is the charge of children straying from ...
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... well known to the whole community , and accessible to the police , overseers , and directors , is of great utility as a distributing centre , where unfortunates find a temporary asylum , and are thence sent where they can carn their ...
... well known to the whole community , and accessible to the police , overseers , and directors , is of great utility as a distributing centre , where unfortunates find a temporary asylum , and are thence sent where they can carn their ...
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Should a tin can of soup or bread be furnished to such persons as the directors , overseers , police , almoners of private charity , or citizens at large send there , impostors could no longer extort money from the CITY CRIER'S HOUSE .
Should a tin can of soup or bread be furnished to such persons as the directors , overseers , police , almoners of private charity , or citizens at large send there , impostors could no longer extort money from the CITY CRIER'S HOUSE .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1862 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2011 |
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