38 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. house, together with the buildings and improvementsbghereclin, pre say- erally set apart and appropriated for the use of the_p51f1<>€l<; 2O EU SBB city of {Washington, so long as they shall be occupxe or a p po , and no onger. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. METROPOLITAN POLICE. Sr $2% P . . m t f tro "tn - .. recincs. _ 321 Edidgldxihtriiit. D mt? Poll a P0 370. Stations and sub-stations. Hd 322. Commissioners of police. 371. Proper statmn-houses to be provi 3£“E"Z'»1‘.‘¥"3°° “"’°""“ 3-.. pJ’.?’.i°Z2"t%1E'5°£1‘L2i;.r ...g¤... . office. . I 1 _ . 325. Ggnernl powers of commissioners. 373. Residence of members of police force. 326. Board of police, how constituted. 374. Deta1ls for duty. _ md 327. Vote of governor, ex-orlicio. 375. Additional pnvates,l1ow appom . 328. Quorum. 376. Ilgutxes and pgwers. 329. P f bers f board. 377. ow remove . 330. Oldicgrsgglhoard? 378. Special policemen without pay. 331. Presidenpmnlg tseasrggghow elected. lgogvprsbznd dut1:s{)b;dlgei_ health 332. 'I` s an . . 1 o wen 0 o o . 333. Sddrlgtldsy. n uy 381. Sanitary malice company. 334. General povyerlppngarred upon board. gzéwerrp of ?l1lh8f{ cgmpany. 335. Duties of the ar . . po s an comp a1 336. Jurisdiction. 384. Proceedings of court on complaint. 337. Rules and regulations. _ 385. Proceedinlgs upon hearing. 338. When to furnish information &,c., 386. Books an records; what to be kept. to legislative assembly and gov- §:;as;;re;'s accpnnt. f th ernor. . o o mee ingso eboard. 339. An al rt. 389. Booksto beopentopublio inspection. 340. Pohze rdggd: how composed. 390. Police returns and reports. 341. Appointment and tenure of omce. 391. Power of board_to 1ssue subpmnas. 342. Qualifications, duties, &,c., how pre- 392. Who may admimster oaths to w1t- scribed. nesses. 343. Authority of major of police. 393. Perjury in such cases; penalty. 344. To be respected and obeyed. 394. Police to have power of constables. 345. Regulations and orders of the board, 395. Execution of warrants. how promulgated. I 396. D1scrim1nating laws not to be en-
gajofs tpuarterly reports. I 397 A forced. th t t
. utie 0 tain. , . rrestswi ou warran . 348. Clerksiu odtidh of major. · 398. Powers of omcers in case of suspected 349. Surgeons of police. felonies. 350. Majors and lientenants to give Igiforaintiion and return ofkarrestsi security. . cna y or neg ec to ma e arres s. 351. Oath f omce. 401. Detention of witnesses. 352. Memblbrs of board, secretary, and 402. Authority of search and arrest in major,to have powers of notaries · certain cases. public and gustices of the peace. 403. Duty of major to prosecute, dw. 353. Privileges an exemptions o police. 404. Supervision of doubtful establish- 354. Restrictions upon appointments. ments. 355. Removals. i 405. Examination of books and papers. 356. Members of police force not toresign E 406. Examination of property. without notice. . 407. Interference punishable as a misde- '357. Presents, &,c., not to be received { meanor. without consent. _ I 408. Property clerk. g. Eben newards may be permitted. . 409. Custody of stolen, lost, or abandoned . gua ons. _ property. 360. Penalty for receiving reward with- 410. Record to be kept. out notice. 411. Property clerk to have power of § Diplposal of pneaand rewards. 412 O njgtaryépgblic. o ceman’s un . a s an e itions. 363. Board of police to be trustee. 413. May return ptgartain property to 364. gh; may have benefit of the fund. 4 P owners; hlpw. . ni orms. 41 . roperty ta en fro st d - £g. Salaries of members of police force. sons; how Mm 8 Pm 367. Further compeusation,how payable. 415. Retention when claimed by other 368. District to levy tax for its proper- than accused person. tion of expenses of police force.
